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NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports that Chiefs WR Rashee Rice is accepting a six-game suspension and will serve it at the start of this season.

Chiefs’ WR Marquise Brown returned to practice on Sunday and was participating again on Monday, according to Chiefs' senior team reporter Matt McMullen.

The NFL initially proposed a suspension of up to 10 games for Kansas City WR Rashee Rice, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.

Chiefs WR Rashee Rice is expected to have his disciplinary hearing with the NFL on September 30, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports. That means Rice will likely be eligible to play the first four weeks of the season against the Chargers, Eagles, Giants, and Ravens. The Chiefs' Week 5 game is in Jacksonville on Monday, October 6.

Chiefs WR Rashee Rice returned to practice on Monday. He missed a few practices and the preseason opener with a groin injury. But, barring a setback, it shouldn't impact his 2025 campaign. We're still waiting for the league to make a decision on a Rice suspension for his involvement in a street-racing crash in March of 2024.

Chiefs WR Rashee Rice missed Saturday's preseason game at Arizona. Jesse Newell of The Athletic labeled Rice's groin injury as "mild," which is consistent with prior descriptions of the injury. Expect him to return to practice this week.

The NFL has yet to hand down any suspension for Chiefs WR Rashee Rice, but the team obviously needs to prepare for that possibility. SI.com's Albert Breer says the team is "expecting a suspension of Rice in the neighborhood of four to six games, and are ready for it." That time span lines up with other rumored expectations. Frankly, though, it seems odd that we still don't have anything official from the league, given that the initial infraction(s?) came early in the offseason before the 2024 campaign.

Chiefs WR Rashee Rice missed practice yesterday with a groin injury. HC Andy Reid indicated that it is a minor injury and Rice currently remains out of practice as a precaution. With a possible suspension looming, injury at least doesn't look like it will affect Rice into the season.

There's been plenty of speculation this offseason about Chiefs WR Rashee Rice's impending suspension. But there's been little reporting about the state of his game coming off last year's season-ending knee injury. The Athletic's Jesse Newell reports from training camp that Rice still looks like the Chiefs' No. 1 WR.

Chiefs WR Jalen Royals is off to a strong start in training camp. He's already mixing in with the first-team offense and drew praise from HC Andy Reid for his football IQ. The rookie has a chance to earn a role this season, especially during WR Rashee Rice's presumed suspension.

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that a Dallas judge has sentenced Chiefs WR Rashee Rice to five years' probation and 30 days in jail for his role in a multi-car accident on March 30, 2024. It's a surprising turn in the case, given that no trial date had been set for Rice as of early July. This announcement of the sentence seems to signal that a plea bargain was reached. Of course, the big question for fantasy managers is whether and how long we should expect to lose Rice from our lineups now.